Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-02


League met this morning at the Ebbett
House. The following officers were
elected: President, General Charles II. |
Grosvener, of Ohio. Vice-Presidents-
William L. Chandler, of New Hampshire
q. A. Boutelle. of Maine: James s. Neg
ley, of Pennsylvania; Nathan Golf, of
West Virginia. j. E. OHara, of North
Carolina: l.. A. Houck, of Tennessee; b.
X. Bruce, of Mississippi; Thomas r. Rich,
OF MARYLAND; Lewis Mckenzie, of Vir-
gina; }. S. Robertson, of Ohio. Core
spending Secretary, John E. Bryant, of
Georgia; Assistant Corresponding Secre-
tary, Thomas G. Baker, of New York
Treasurer, I. N. Clapp, of the District of
Columbia; Chaplain J. J. Copper, of Penn
sylvania; Marshal, ]. H. Rayne, of Mary
land Sergeant-at-Arms, ,S. J. Demar, OF
Pennsylvania.
Interstate Commerce Commission.
WAsHISGToN, March 1st.-rhe President
is expected to nominate the members Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission to-
morrow or.,next day. Strict secrecy is OBJ
served regarding these appointments. and
not the slightest intimGtion has been given
BY the President OF his intentions in the
mater. Knowing ones, however predict
that four members Of the Commission will
be Colonel Morrison. General Bragg, Judge
Cooley, of Michigan, ami ex Governor
Grant, of Colorado. If the report OF
Grants selection is true, no Commissioner
will be selected from California.
Public Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, March 1st-The following
is recapitulation of the public debt state
ment issued to-day: Interest-bearing debt,
total, 81 l29 943 743 debt on which interest
has ceased Sc 732 2i0; debt bearing no in
terest, S5S2, ,95S, ,024; total debt, SLID 633,-
977. Decrease of debt during the month,
81 ,436 1872; decrease of debt since June 30.
1856, S5S 104 357 Total cash in the Treas
ury as shown the Treasurers general ac-
count, $445, 10 2i2.
The New Jersey Senatorial Ballot.
TRENTON IN. j. March 1st-The joint
meeting of the Legislature assembled at
noon to-day. On roll being called all were
present. A ballot for United States Sen
ator was then taken, and the result occa-
stoned some surprise. Tnirty FIVE Demo
| Gratis stood firmly by Albeit as in the pre-
vious ballots but the Republicans, in
| evident pursuance of caucus action, divided
up among Sewell. Phelps, Bedie and Kays
The last two are Democrats, and they were
voted for with the purpose Of trying to
| break Il Abl column. The ballot stood
| as follows: Albeit (Dem.), 50; Sewell
| (Rep J, "a Bedle (Dem.l s. Erastus Pot
ter (Labor), . Ludlow (Dem), /; Kays,
| (Dem.), I; Ph, lps (Rep) 8; Coloy (ReD.)
L. Five Republicans voted for Bedle, five
for Kays. All Republicans voted.
West yirginia's senator.
CHARLESTON (W. Va. March 1st.-Gov-
| erncr Wilson, when he announced that he
| would appoint d. r. Lucas, of Jefferson
| county, United States Senator to succeed
| Senator Camden, whose term expires
| March 4.h, said He is stanch Jeffer-
| sonian Democrat, and opposed to every
species of monopoly AS lawyer and
| public speaker he ranks among the ablest
in the State, and as a man of letters and
general literature he has no SUPERIOR
| The appointment has caused much COM
| ment.
The Indiana Senatorship.
| WASHINGTON, March 1st.-The action of
| the Senate Committee on Privileges and
1 Elections this morning in reporting back
the credentials of David Turpie is said to
have significance, but was taken in ae-
cor1ance with the continuous line of pre-
| cedence. 1t is understood when Turpie, at
the next session, presents himself to be
sworn in. protests will be entered and that
the contest will then begin Notice has
been received from Indiana that additional
papers in the case are to be submitted.
4 Woman's Trial for Murder.
NEW ORR, March lst--The trial of
woman for murder in The first degree, the
charge being like that which led to the
hanging OF Mrs. Druse, was begun yester-
day before Recorder Snvth in the Court of
General Sessions The defendant is Mrs.
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double-leaded leader, says: The United
| States ought not 10 indulge in the persua-
sion that it is contrary to the order of
human events that they will forever keep
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